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In another week of ups and downs, the world’s leading cryptocurrency by market capitalization has reverted back to a level it reached a week ago, trading currently around $3,700. Despite an uptick in interest from traders, Bitcoin has failed to stabilize around $4,000, with current market signals indicating that traders
Bitcoin has recovered slightly after suffering one of the worst bearish markets since its inception, with the cryptocurrency trading near $4,100 as of today. Over the course of one month, Bitcoin lost nearly $2,300 in value after a fairly stable quarter during which the USD price of the coin mostly
Bitcoin is currently trading just above $9,000 per coin after a week of moving above and below this price range. Just when an overall bullish market was hinting at a break over $10,000, the cryptocurrency suffered a price correction that was likely triggered by profit makers who wanted to capitalize
Bitcoin is once again nearing $11,000 after dropping down from the $13,000 range during the weekend due to a strong selling mood on the markets. Currently, market signals indicate that the trend is changing, although nothing can be said for certain. In other interesting news, Nasdaq is looking into offering